Anderson v. State

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed Anderson's convictions and aggregate thirty-two-year sentence. It held that the Superior Court properly denied severance, admitted firearms evidence from a co-defendant's apartment, denied suppression motions concerning searches of Anderson's residence, car, and phones, and denied judgment of acquittal because the evidence was sufficient. The court also held that Anderson's unpreserved challenge to the heroin-dealing conviction failed under plain-error review.